On 3 September, the Ministry of Justice released its Sentencing Bill factsheet, outlining a landmark move to reduce custodial sentences under 12 months in favour of community and suspended alternatives. […]
From Cell to Community—Seizing the Opportunity of the Sentencing Bill Read More
The Reflections project, led by St Giles Midlands and funded by the Ministry of Justice, provides tailored support to women in Coventry who are connected in the criminal justice system
Spotlight on: Reflections – Reducing the cycle of reoffending Read More
On December 19, 2024, cross-agency efforts to reduce reoffending in London were highlighted at a special event in Lambeth. The event, attended by the Deputy Mayor of London for Policing
Partnership Work to Reduce Reoffending Showcased at Lambeth Event Read More
Today (13Th March 2024) our Director of Criminal Justice and Women’s Services, Nicky Park, gave evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee as part of their inquiry into Prisons in Wales.
St Giles Gives Evidence at the Welsh Affairs Committee’s Inquiry Into Prisons Read More
We are working in HMPs Oakwood and Brixton to train people in these prisons to gain skills in offering advice and guidance. A key feature of this work is using
Lived experience harnessed for benefit of others in prisons Read More
[Press Release] Prisoners across England and Wales are now benefitting from a peer-led training and employment project led by charity St Giles. The Peer Employment Pathway project is providing
Prisoners benefit from new peer training and employment project Read More
St Giles is working with the CIPD Trust and Offploy to help people with lived experience of the criminal justice system re-enter the workplace and sustain current roles. A six-month
New pilot breaks down barriers to employment for ex-prisoners Read More
On this year’s International Women’ Day, charity St Giles is highlighting the barriers facing women who have been in the criminal justice system. It is also celebrating these same women
Celebrating the potential of women who have been in prison Read More
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